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This is simply the sound that the closed guitar case makes as I tapped my finger against it.

This is the noise that the smaller compartment inside the guitar case makes as I open it. The velvety interior ...

I took a guitar pick and was scraping up and down the strings above the first fret before the tuning ...

This file consists of me using the same pick and dragging it all along the outer surface of the guitar ...

Here I took the guitar case and was scraping alongside all of the inner edges to create these muted noises. ...

Once I had my guitar out, I began to use the pick to scratch along the body all over to ...

Opening the hard case that I have for my acoustic guitar. This includes the sound of the metal buckles being ...

Here is the final project for my Stanford AIP 2009 "Sounds of Stanford" course. This is a collected and manipulated ...

Closing my guitar case which involves the noise of a rusty hinge squeaking shut and the clunk of the case ...

Simply bumping my hand against the body of the guitar to get a nice bass drum sound.

I took my guitar pick and scraped it up and down the lower strings a few times. It causes a ...

Plucking the strings above the neck of my acoustic guitar before the tuning pegs. Odd, descending scale of strange notes.

Transformation of a telephone bell ring using a sliding time/pitch scale plug-in from Audacity. Time Shift: +50%/-50%, Pitch Shift: +6/-6.

Using a high-pass filter in Audacity set at 4000Hz on a telephone bell sample.

Using a band pass filter in Audacity from around 400-1500Hz on a telephone bell ringing.